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The Telangana High Court, per Hon'ble Justice Sujoy Paul, disposed of the writ petition by consent of parties, holding that the issue is "squarely covered" by the Court's prior order in W.P.No.13353 of 2024 and batch. The petition was allowed "in terms of order passed in W.P.No.13353 of 2024 and batch," with directions therein applying "mutatis mutandis" to the present case. No costs were awarded, and any pending interlocutory applications were closed.
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